BBL
The light your skin needs.
BBL Timeless Youth (BroadBand Light) is one of the latest technologies using broadband visible and infrared light (also known as IPL – Intense Pulsed Light).
How does it work?
It is applied in series of broadband photothermal pulses, with varying wavelengths, over the area to be treated. The top layer of the skin absorbs this energy, causing a “lesion” and, as a response from our body, there is stimulation of the synthesis of new cells and new collagen, initiating the natural healing and regeneration process of this heat-induced “lesion.”
Who is a candidate?
This technology allows for the treatment of both facial and body areas, is effective on all skin types, and is indicated for the treatment of the following conditions:
- Eliminate dark spots (pigmentation)
Solar lentigines (freckles)
Nevus (moles)
Hyperpigmentation
Melasma - Eliminate pink spots and vascular problems (hemoglobin)
Telangiectasia
Rosacea
Couperose
Angioma
Spider veins
Flushing (skin redness)
Port-wine stains
- Photorejuvenation
- Acne treatment
What is the duration of the session?
Between 30 and 45 minutes.
Is it painful?
No. Most patients report feeling only a mild sensation of warmth. The handpiece also has an integrated cooling system, ensuring comfort and safety throughout the treatment. After the session, you may feel a slight burning sensation, similar to a mild sunburn, which will fade within a few hours.
Is it safe?
Yes. BBL features technology that is FDA-approved, and rigorous clinical studies and scientific publications worldwide confirm its effectiveness and safety.
How often should it be done?
The number of treatments required always depends on the severity of the lesions being treated. However, at least 3–4 initial sessions should be carried out monthly. Results are visible from the very first session.
What is the duration of the results?
The results are permanent only for the imperfections that already exist on the skin. However, this treatment does not prevent the appearance of future signs of aging or sun-induced lesions. It is important to have a daily skincare routine, particularly the application of sunscreen, and maintenance is recommended every 3 months to preserve the results.
